Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-13
LOCAL 6ReWTiES.


tember l6.
LOCAL sRswIIes.
Mr.. X. NJ. Todd, of Urbana. was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. J. W. Kiser. of St. Paris. was in the
city yesterday.
Mr. James Steward. of Ironton. is in the
city on business.
Mr.. Frank Stevenson, of Nenia, is visit
ing friends in this city.
DR.. b. Neff. of New Carlisle. was in the
city yesterday on business.
Mr.. Ed March ran over from Columbus
last evening on brief visit.
Mr.. Alfred Ely. Of Cleveland, the well
known bicycler. is in the city.
Mr.. f. ". Ross is home from flying
business trip to Indianapolis.
Mrs. Ed Linn. of Yellow Springs. is in
town today. calling on friends
Mr. P. C. Downey left yesterday aftei-
noon for Milwaukee. on business.
Mrs. Washington Galloway, Of Nsni' is
the guest OF friends near tes= Iity.
Mr.. Thsodo-- Slanckenberg, of San Fran
es5--.;is Is registered at the Arcade hotel.
Mr.. Ii. l. Mcclure. of the Wisconsin
Central railroad. is in town on business.
Mr.. jams Buford. OF west High street.
leaves in the morning for Lexington. ny.
Mr.. J. W. Crane left yesterday .ternoon
for New York city on flying business trip.
Miss Lillian Dinner. of Dayton. Is the
guest of Mrs. J. S. Elliott. Of the south
| side.
Misses Laura Coles and Ella Douglass
| Taft this morning for school at Granville
Ohio.
Mr.. George II. Knight. the popular Bee
| Line agent. went to Cleveland last night on
| business.
Mr.. George Carson left THIS morning for
| Wooster. Ohio. where he will attend college
this year.
Prof. c. W. S. Walker. of Richmond,
Va. is stopping with Rev. }. Henderson
| this week.
Mr.. }. r. Johnson. of New York, who
| was in the city visiting Mr.. Buford, left for
| home yesterday.
| Mr. E. NJ Munger. landlord of the Az
cade hotel. left Yesterday for Rochester and
Syracuse. \. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Conklin leave soon
for southern California 10 take up their
permanent residence.
The county commissioners are out IN
Pleasant township today, looking over the
| track of proposed ditch.
Manager Harry Fisher has dropped ne
gotiations with the Columbus team. They
| want entirely too high a guarantee.
Captain W. II. Ninal. of the United
| States army, is visiting his father. Mr.. Har-
vey Vinal. of west Washington street.
Mr.. James johnson. Of Youngstown. o.,
is in the city for the purpose of attending
the funeral of his sister-in-law. Mrs.
| Fields.
Madame Rumor is responsible for the re-
Dort that Mr.. J. Lasley will soon lead I"
| the hvmenial altar one of Springheld's fair
daughters.
Chief Foster left yesterday afternoon for
Kenton. being called to the bedside OF his
sister-in-law who is dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever.
Miss Lille Kelly. of Springfield. is the
guest of her cousins. Misses Anna Currie
and Fannie Grey. of west Water street.
Xenia Gazette.
Tw, nty-tive students passed through the
city tbs morning enroute to y elbow Springs,
where they will attend Antioch college.
which opens tomorrow.
Miss Lizzie Stewart the attractive daugh-
ter Of Colonel James F.. Stewart, returned
last evening from prolonged visit with
friends at Mt Vernon. o.
Misses Bertha Falconer. Jessie Conklin
and Eva Carson left this morning. via the
Pan Handle. for Holidaysburg, Pa. where
they will attend college this year.
Burt Allen. a workman at Mast. FoOs &
Co.'S works, had the little and third fingers
of his left hand crushed yesterday. DR. A.
Dunlap rendered the necessary surgical
attention.
John Parsons and wife left this morning,
via the Bee Line. for Providence. K l.,
where Mr. Parsons. as noted in Saturdays
REpIBIIC. will take the SD degree in
Scottish Rite Masonry.
After a pleasant visit Of six weeks at
his home here. Mr. Frank Phillips returned
Yesterday 10 Cincinnati to resume his law
studies with Black n R"ckhoid Governor
J. b. Foraker's Office.
Miss Eugenia Crane, of east High street.
left last evening for Wells college. at Au-
rora. \. Y. where she will attend this sea
son. Her mother. Mrs. J. W. Crane ac-
| compsnied her to Aurora.
Miss Ada McComas, of llagerstown, Nd,
who has been the guest of Miss Ella Myers,
of we 4 High street, lett yesterday for home.
having received Telegram announcing Il q
critical illness of her sissel.
The prices on calf. kip and rubber boots
are guaranteed tn be % per cent. lower at
Rouse 4 Parsons. No 20 south Market
street, than any other place in Springfield.
Heard ON the street.